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How WordPress falters as a CMS: Multiple content fields
WordPress is amazing and keeps getting better, but I want to be clear about an inherent limitation that WordPress has as a content management system (CMS). That limitation is that WordPress doesn’t handle multiple content regions on web pages. Too … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, covenanteyes, information architecture, information design, linkedin, UX, web development, WordPress
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Seams between systems and the Vignelli NYC subway map
I just read “Mr. Vignelli’s Map” by Michael Bierut over at Design Observer. In the post, Bierut remembers and analyzes why the public rejected Vignelli’s map of the New York City subway system. (Here’s the Vignelli subway map.) The Vignelli … Continue reading
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Tagged bierut, design, information design, linkedin, seams, UX, vignelli
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A Sad Tale of Pagination
I imagine some professional chefs are accused of over-analyzing a bowl of soup now and then. Like that, as a user experience designer, I get caught up in little pieces of user interface on a regular basis. This particular story … Continue reading
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Tagged information architecture, information design, interface design, pagination, UX, work
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